This is when things started to go south:
from HP site:
"Hewlett-Packard Digital Imaging recently decided to eliminate the Software
Developer Support Program managed by Sykes in Greeley, Colorado, effective
August 1, 2001. The program managed external requests to Hewlett-Packard for
both Window
hi,
iam searching a scanner that supports at about 300 dpi and 4 bit /pixel grey
scanner. i found from the scanner that most of the scanner support 8/16 bit
depth in grey mode.
is there any way to modify this code to support 4 bit grey scale depth per
pixel.
all suggestions are welcome
Using latest version of xsane (0.991), compiled from source, under
Linspire 5.0.347. Using a HPLJ3030 installed using HPLIP 1.67.
When scanning, the scanner starts and completes scanning, and then xsane
starts showing that it is "receiving gray data" the following error
message is produced
I have HPlip installed on my system--if only scanners were included in
the supported devices. From what I see looking here, there seems to be a
large number of scanners in the current offerings of HP's that only have
partial function or none at all--hence I decided to tilt my lance at the
windm
Hi
my scanner is a Canon Lide 50, I'm on OSX 10.4. Sscanimage is returning this ...
device `plustek:libusb:005:003-04a9-220e-ff-00' is a Canon N1240U/LiDE30 USB
flatbed scanner
I've managed to get the scanner to work but it doesn't grab the whole print
area, I'm after A4 and it's returning sc
Justin Findlay wrote:
> I have an HP 6100C scanjet (I wonder why they call it a scanjet) anyway
> I have this scanner connected to an Acard SCSI PCI adapter. When I load
> the driver module for the SCSI card (atp870u) this is what gets printed
> out in /var/log/kernel:
>
> atp870u: use 32bit DMA
Hello,
On Aug 17 17:15 Dean Loros wrote (shortened):
> I recently sent a E-mail to HP's president Mark Hurd talking about
> the poor state of Linux support with HP products.
Only for your information:
At least for very most HP printers and all-in-one devices there is
really good and active Linux
Thank you Tyrone--
I have forwarded the sane-list to Robert--I also asked if he would wish
his contact info to be distributed to the list--I am hopeful that there
MIGHT be a answer to scanner drivers from HP--I believe that with enough
level-headed reasoning dialog we can make a difference---I
El Thu, 17 de Aug de 2006, a las 07:22:42PM -0700, Tyrone Mills dijo:
> I had decided to write a backend for the 4070, so this is great news.
> Even if they (HP) would provide technical specs for the scanners, I'm
> sure there are many other people on this list who would create/update
> backends
Well done Dean!
Could you share the contact info you have, or perhaps an even better
idea would be to refer Robert to this list to see all the different
people who are struggling to make use of their HP Scanners. I for one
have a 4070 that I am forced to keep a solitary windows machine around
I have an HP 6100C scanjet (I wonder why they call it a scanjet) anyway
I have this scanner connected to an Acard SCSI PCI adapter. When I load
the driver module for the SCSI card (atp870u) this is what gets printed
out in /var/log/kernel:
atp870u: use 32bit DMA mask.
ACARD AEC-671X PCI Ultr
On Thu, Aug 17, 2006 at 05:15:00PM -0700, Dean Loros wrote:
> I would encourage everyone that is having trouble with a HP scanner to
> open a dialog with HP--it does seem that the time is ripe to make some
> changes!!!
That is surely good news, however in my recent quest to acquire a
scanner (HP
I recently sent a E-mail to HP's president Mark Hurd talking about the
poor state of Linux support with HP products. I did not expect an answer
to my mail & was very surprised to get several e-mails & 3 phone calls
in return. It seems that HP is getting sensitive in regards to Linux
support & i
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